14 November 2024
Ufi-supported organisations win Learning Technologies Awards 2024
Ufi-supported organisations win awards at this year’s Learning Technologies Awards.
The Learning Technologies Awards celebrate outstanding commitment, enthusiasm and passion for learning technologies across the world. Five Ufi-grant funded organisations and two Ufi Venture portfolio companies were shortlisted for awards this year.
Finalists were selected by an independent judging panel of experts, with the winners announced at the Learning Technologies gala evening on 13 November 2024 in London.
Hull College, who have implemented a hugely successful digital transformation, won the Gold Award for the ‘Best digital learning transformation programme’ and the Gold Award for ‘Best use of social and collaborative learning technologies’.
TeacherMatic, a platform making artificial intelligence accessible to all educators, won the Gold Award for the ‘Most innovative new learning technologies product – UK’.
Into Games, who developed an online training programme to help learners gain the skills needed to work in the video game sector, secured the Silver Award for the ‘Best use of social and collaborative learning technologies’.
Ufi-supported organisations CAPSLOCK, Klik2Learn, Care Reality, and Data Literacy Academy were also shortlisted for Learning Technologies Awards this year.
A huge congratulations to all the Ufi-supported organisations who won or were shortlisted.
We are incredibly proud and thrilled to have supported all the organisations in developing vocational technologies to get more adults learning. Each organisation is making remarkable progress in helping to unlock the full potential of technology to transform how adults learn and gain skills for work.
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